Merchant of Venice: Novel Summary: Act 3 Scene 4
With Bassanio and Gratiano gone, Portia tells Lorenzo that he and Jessica will be left in charge of the estate while she and Nerissa stay in a monastery nearby. She reveals her true plan to Nerissa-they are going to disguise themselves as men and go to see what happens with Antonio.
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